Tall Maternity Clothes

If you need extra long maternity wear or tall maternity wear in pants and skirts and business styles, keep reading. With hormones racing, it's easy to get frustrated over the seemingly lack of choices for tall maternity pants. With a few cuts and a few stitches, you'll have a pair of elastic panel pants that fit just right. We have found one online source for tall maternity wear exclusively, at RG Maternity.

You actually have plenty of choices To start off, check out my directory of maternity clothes for tall women for a nice list of stores carrying long inseam maternity styles. See below for a sample of some of the styles you will come across. If you're the least bit handy with a sewing machine, you can easily turn a pair of old, pre-pregnancy pants or jeans into a long maternity style.

With a few cuts and a few stitches, you'll have a pair of elastic panel pants that fit just right. Just follow the instructions here. If sewing isn't your thing, you can always take a pair of your pre-pregnancy pants or jeans to a local tailor. Most will be able to make the necessary alterations to create your own maternity style. Or, take a look at my custom clothing page. Several of the shops you'll see there offer an option to add a maternity feature to their designs.

With a little imagination, you can create your own tall maternity fashions from pants and jeans that you would initially look past. So, why not take advantage? Just point your eyes downward and look for maternity styles with either folded cuffs or wide hems. A simple alteration to let out these cuffs or hems will give you the extra inches needed to keep your long legs covered.

Maternity clothes for tall women can be found, with a little digging. Since "tall" doesn't just mean inseam, we need longer sleeves, waists and torso's too. The good news is, that maternity tunic shirts tend to offer these bonuses. That extra fabric for tummy growth tends to help cover tall women in both directions. The following overviews are current as of Fall The Babystyle house "brand" is not particularly long.

Babystyle does carry a few non-store labels that are extra long, even though they are not marked or identified as "tall" maternity.

This is especially true in jeans. The downside for some of us is, they're not cheap. That can be pretty high for a parent-to-be faced with loads of other expenses. The other downside with the jeans on this Babystyle list, is that they are all "lean".

Their fit models must have been stick thin, with a ball for a belly. It's as though they couldn't imagine thighs growing along with the belly. If you're skinny, great. If not, read on to Babystyle option 4. They're very long, but very low in front. They do not have a high belly band. With a long waist, you sit in low-belly jeans and the whole pair can be nearly pulled off your tuckus.

The legs are very lean as well. Also very long but very low with thin legs too. More than a 34" inseam. Citizens of Humanity maternity jeans. Slightly beyond a 34" inseam. Also skinny and tight on the thighs, and low in the belly. Cadeau of Italy Maternity. More room in the leg than jeans, too. If you're a very thin tall, the Babystyle options may work. A visit to their website will often reveal small discount coupons that vary by month. A Pea In the Pod. While they do not sell "tall" sizes specifically either, they do have special lines from popular jeans brands.

Pea in the Pod sells special maternity versions of 7 Jeans and Lucky brand jeans, and both come very long 35" inseams. Other items at Pea in the Pod shirts, dresses, are not necessarily very long, but longer than the less expensive stores. The Mimi Maternity cords are short, as well as some of the casual pants. Most are not "tall" maternity fits at all. The "secret belly" band is very soft and flexible, and grows with you.

Sitting down won't pull these pants off a long waisted woman! Dropping the cuffs on these slacks will give you more than a 35" inseam, because you can un-hem underneath the cuff for even more length.

Plus, you have a roomy leg, a comfortable middle, and the versatility of basic grey. You could create a very tall maternity pant with just a seam ripper.